Most manufacture dates are unknown
Electro-mechanical •
Check Mate •
Crown Soccer Special (1967) •
Lucky Strike Solid state electronics Shown in parentheses is the original machine it is based on •
Apache (Playfield layout the same as
Fast Draw (
Gottlieb, 1975)) •
Black Hole (similar to
Black Hole (Gottlieb, 1981)) •
Cavaleiro Negro (similar to
Black Knight (
Williams Electronics, 1980)) •
Cosmic (Nearly identical to
Galaxy (
Stern Electronics, 1980)) •
Drakor (Nearly identical to
Gorgar (Williams Electronics, 1979)) •
Fire Action (Similar to
Firepower (Williams Electronics, 1980)) •
Fire Action Deluxe (playfield layout is the same as
Firepower II (Williams Electronics, 1983) but contains the artwork of the original
Firepower) •
Football (similar to
World Cup (Williams Electronics, 1978)) •
Gemini 2000 (similar to
Flight 2000 (Stern Electronics, 1980) in concept, however playfield layout is that of
Centaur (
Bally, 1981)) •
Gork (Similar to
Sky Jump (Gottlieb, 1974)) •
Hawkman (Similar playfield layout as
Fathom (Bally, 1981) but with different artwork and rules) •
Hot Ball (Similar to
Eight Ball (Bally, 1977)) •
Lady Luck (Featuring similar artwork as
Mata Hari (Bally, 1978)) •
Lucky Strike (bowling theme) •
Lunelle (Playfield layout is that of
Alien Poker (Williams Electronics, 1980) but with different artwork) •
Meteor (nearly identical to
Meteor (Stern Electronics, 1979)) •
Mr. Black (playfield layout is similar to
Defender (Williams Electronics, 1982) but with a different theme) •
Oba Oba (Playfield layout is the same as
Playboy (Bally, 1978) but is themed after a club in
Rio de Janeiro) •
Polar Explorer (similar to
Pinball Champ (
Zaccaria, 1983)) •
Rally (similar to
Skateball (Bally, 1980) but missing a flipper) •
Roman Victory (Roman themed game) •
Shark (Nautical theme) •
Shock (nearly identical to
Flash (Williams Electronics, 1979)) •
Snake Machine (some game elements taken from
Viper (Stern Electronics, 1981)) •
Space Shuttle (nearly identical to
Space Shuttle (Williams Electronics, 1984) made under the label 'Mecatronics') •
Speed Test (playfield layout of
Vector (Bally, 1982) but with different artwork) •
Sultan (nearly identical to
Sinbad (Gottlieb, 1978)) •
Sure Shot (similar to
Eight Ball Deluxe (Bally, 1981)) •
Titan (similar to
Barracora (Williams Electronics, 1981)) •
Vegas (Nearly identical to another Taito game,
Lady Luck, but with alterations) •
Volcano (similar to
Volcano (Gottlieb, 1981)) •
Volley (Volleyball themed game) •
Zarza (similar to
Xenon (Bally, 1980) but with different sound effects) ==Arcade games produced==